Expectations vs. Reality: Working at a Hydropower Site in Nepal
Image :- View From Undersluice Divider Wall During Under Construction Of Super Madi HPP (44 MW) The fast moving water from Himalayas in the form of river rushing towards its destiny with a so much potential and great power with its embarking scenery, crystal clear water, which can turnaround the economic condition of a whole nation with sustainable energy. These are the motivation comes in ones mind while thinking to work in a hydropower projects in Nepal. However, the situations is not always as expected in the vivid imagery of the brain, For a civil engineer world can offer the mixing of the joy and difficulties in remote working site. In Tangting, Kaski, I was employed as a civil engineer for the 44 MW Supermadi Hydropower Project from 2019 to 2021. This blog is based on the experience of mine in this tenure in hydropower site. Let's get into the reality of Hydropower site: Monotonous Work: The work in the hydropower sites are really monotonous and repeated. The tasks are mu